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Gear4Music

March 2021

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  • Epic Code:
  • G4M
  • Price:
  • 770p
My write-up last September at 510p was well-timed with the shares surging to highs of 887p after Gear4music said it expects to report results ahead of market expectations. Total sales grew 30% in the three months ended 31 December with the UK up 10% to £23m and Europe / Rest of World increasing 51% to £29.2m, with strong growth from instruments that can be used at home such as guitars, keyboards and home recording equipment. Gross margin improved 3.7% to 29.9%, while EBITDA is expected to be not less than £16.5m (FY’20: £7.8m). N+1 Singer has upgraded eps 31% to 44.8p for the year to March ’21 but expects moderation to 20p in FY’22 as the windfall benefits fro ...

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